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Tardura romagnola: the quick recipe to make at home – Italian Cuisine

Tardura romagnola: the quick recipe to make at home


If you like passatelli you cannot fail to appreciate this dish. Change the shape, but not the substance!

There late Romagna it's a noodle soup very simple to make and prepared – at least once – during the Easter holidays. Since the recipe is very easy and the cuisine has become more and more elaborate over time, especially on the occasion of holidays, tardura has become a first course to do every day and ideal for the whole family.

Why this name? Late, in Romagna dialect, means "circulation" and therefore the name derives from the fact that the pasta used in the dish is "pulled" instead of knead it and then work it with kitchen tools. It lends itself to all those occasions when you want to eat something warm, genuine and tasty.

How to make the Romagna tardura

Ingredients

To prepare this typical recipe of Romagna you will need: 2 l of meat broth, 4 eggs, 80 g of breadcrumbs, 150 g of grated parmesan, salt, nutmeg, 1 lemon.

Method

The preparation of the tarduta is really very simple and fast. The thickest part of the recipe, in fact, is that of the meat broth, to be done before the pasta and set aside.

To make the pasta, beat the eggs inside a bowl, adding the breadcrumbs, grated Parmesan cheese, a pinch of salt, lemon peel and a few grams of nutmeg to the mixture, mixing all the ingredients well.

At this point, bring the broth to a boil and pour the mixture of the Romagna tardura. When the boil resumes, mixing the dough, the dough should fall apart in many lumps. Then 5 minutes of cooking are enough and the dish is ready.

The tardura is eaten hot and with a sprinkling of parmesan and black pepper.

The best romagnola piadinas in Milan – Italian Cuisine


The romagnoli doc arrive in Milan and bring the real PGI piadina with lard, as well as a series of variations (from the burger to the "romagnola pizza"). Here are the places to eat it

Piadina is at home in Milan. In the realm of the michetta, and then of the burgers, the piadina craze spreads at a fast pace. The first artisan piadinerias opened years ago, some have even become franchises like La Piadineria, but now the Romagnoli, the real ones, arrive in the Lombard capital. With their gourmet piade, the "pizzas of Romagna" with tomato and mozzarella and the versions with burger. The lard seemed to have disappeared, replaced mercilessly by extra virgin olive oil, but now finally the real PGI can be eaten here too. And he is already gourmet of his own without wanting to add anything special to it.

Kalamaro Piadinaro

The most fashionable restaurant in Riccione arrives in Milan with culinary experiments and a metropolitan venue. The idea is simple: piadina combined with high quality ingredients, to become gourmet. Classic IGP dough with lard and salt from Cervia, burnt wheat, spelled, multigrain, broken wheat, to be stuffed in the traditional way with Parma ham PDO 18/20 months, DOP squacquerone di Romagna and rocket or by choosing from the menu Specials with piadas like these: with marinated tuna, mozzarella, salad and raw vegetables. Signature dish, the piada with calamari burger.
Piazza Olivetti 3 (Symbiosis district, Fondazione Prada area)

Kalamaro Piadinaro.

Pidaza

Romagna management, the Pidaza format arrives in Milan with the first local of the city and the first of an expansion plan even abroad. Ingredients from Romagna, corners to buy Romagna specialties such as wines, beers, ceramics, aprons, glasses … The names of the piade are those of the municipalities of Romagna and you can also eat the "pizza romagnola", ie tomato and mozzarella on the basis of piada.
Via Pioppette, 3 (Columns of San Lorenzo)

Pidaza – Romagna pizza.

Divina Piadina

The perfect stop after a cocktail at the Bar Basso or before a movie at the Plinius cinema. Divina Piadina works with a rolling pin, in a traditional way, and stretched by hand at the moment on an original cast iron plate. Ingredients chosen as the classic Crudo di Langhirano, but also horse frays, bresaola, truffled caciotta. Dough also whole and nice cutting boards.
Viale Abruzzi, 21

Pastry Piadineria

The environment is modern and sympathetic, and the wraps made at the time. Portions and fillings are not gargantuan, but the result is still satisfactory, especially if you choose those rolled with chicken or sausage. On € 7 each.
Via Niccolò Paganini, 2 (Loreto)

Once upon a time … a piada

From a local they have become four with a simple formula: good product, dough with organic flour, more than honest prices that are around € 5-6. The decor of the premises is rather difficult to digest and ranges from the country style of the Repubblica shop to the very russage (and more elegant) one of Via Gian Galeazzo.
Piazza San Gioachimo, 5 (Repubblica)
Viale Coni Zugna, 37 (S. Agostino)
Via Raffaello Sanzio, 29 (De Angeli)
Viale Gian Galeazzo, 19 (Porta Ticinese)

Once upon a time ... a piada
Once upon a time … a piada.

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